Exeter City News

On Saturday , Exeter City fans will be taking on Yeovil Town fans at Elmore FC for the Adam Stansfield Memorial Trophy.

ALL set for a career as a professional footballer, Alex Gibbs' dreams of a place in Exeter City FC's first team were brought to a grinding halt after an horrendous injury on the pitch.

A look back at the 2nd May .... 2nd May 2012 This time last year Steve Evans was getting ready to take charge of his fifth Millers game while the team were getting ready to play their final game of the season against Northampton Town.

Exeter City have announced that four players will be leaving the club, with right-back Kevin Amankwaah the biggest casualty.

Today the Spireites fans say goodbye to Jack Lester a true legend. The fact that he went down a league to join the Spireites and stayed with the club when he could have played at an higher level, he also took a wage cut to stay with the club.. He has given 6 years to the Spireites scoring some spectacular goals, and who will forget his hat-trick ... (more)

After a season which saw Exeter City come so close to reaching the npower League Two play-offs, the curtain will fall on the campaign this afternoon with many supporters wondering where it went wrong for the Grecians.

EXETER City fans have been given one last chance to win a signed Grecians shirt as the Express & Echo score prediction competition for the 2012/13 season comes to an end.

Jack Lester will return to the Chesterfield starting XI and captain the side on what will be his last appearance for the club.

THE widow of Exeter City's number nine Adam Stansfield, who lost his battle with bowel cancer almost three years ago, said she is still struggling to come to terms with his death.

BRISTOL Rovers are on the lookout for a new assistant manager after Shaun North left the club with immediate effect yesterday.

BILLY Jones has thanked Cheltenham Town boss Mark Yates for giving him the breather he needed to finish the season strongly.

But Cheltenham fulfilled their half of the bargain to ensure the race for third place will run to the final day of the campaign and they are now relying on a favour from bottom club Aldershot Town at the New York Stadium this Saturday.

Cheltenham Town captain Russell Penn scored the decisive winner in his side's final League away game of the season to keep hopes of automatic promotion alive.

Steve Tully will play despite a broken toe, John O'Flynn is also nursing a toe problem, Alan Gow has an ankle injury while Matt Oakley, Liam Sercombe and Kevin Amankwaah are all out.